How do you keep count of the user's guesses

[solblade05]

First off i'm gonaa start by saying that i know turing...NOT visual basic.

First of all i need to know how to create random numbers that don't show them selves in the text box.

then the user has toguess that number, and the program has to keep count of the # of guesses. after the user guesses the #, the msgbox displays the # of guesses it took

[HazySmoke)345]

Well, there's this function which creates a random number between 0 and 1. It's called Rnd. There's also this function that rounds your number down to the nearest integer, it's called Int. Now, take a minute and let those two ideas sink in............................ There we go. Let's say that you have the variable called "x" and you want "x" to be a random number between 0 and 100. You'd write:

VisualBASIC:

x = Int (Rnd * 101)

[solblade05]

Quote:

code:

x = Int (Rnd * 101)

yeah...I Figured that out , so how do you keep count? And Is it possible use elsif like in turing?

[cool dude]

to keep the number of guesses just make a variable count and then make an if statement

code:

if guess <> x then        count = count + 1 end if

yes there is a elsif statement in VB and its the same thing pretty much "elseif"